Environment
The Climate Change Advisory Council (CCAC) said the possibility of placing limits on the TAMS are "a cause for concern".
N.Ireland
Farmers for Action (FFA) is calling on Stormont agriculture minister, Andrew Muir MLA, to resign with immediate effect.
B+LNZ is leading a call by global agricultural organisations for countries to take a split-gas approach when reporting GHG emissions.
Agri-Business
The New Zealand government has decided to lower its 2050 target for reductions in biogenic methane emissions.
Rural Life
Researchers from University College Dublin (UCD) are seeking the views of farmers when it comes to climate change policy.
The Climate Change Advisory Council has today (September 3) called on the government to improve supports for solar photovoltaic (PV).
Summer 2025 has provisionally become the warmest for Ireland since records began in 1900, according to Met Éireann.
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) is urging to the public to...
Met Éireann is awarding €2.8 million to six new university research projects to develop new climate services and flood forecasting models.
A public consultation has been opened on a new climate change adaptation plan for the agriculture and forestry sectors.
A global safety charity is calling for more research into the most effective ways to protect...
A report released today recommended the government create a strategy that "explains its vision" to transition to a climate neutral economy.
The Environmental Pillar has called for the government to increase funding for nature restoration projects.
Sheep
The Sustain Sheep Project is currently seeking farmers’ views to assess their awareness of the genetic tools to help reduce methane emissions
A study carried out by Durham University has uncovered a new effect of climate change - the rise of antibiotic resistance in soil bacteria.
Tillage
The FAO's innovative geospatial app has a new indicator which shows data that major crops could lose half their best land by 2100.
With the threat of global warming increasing, research around GHG and in particular methane, is becoming more and more important.
Climate Change Advisory Council's chair, Marie Donnelly said that Europe should "move off fossil fuels" to address issues with climate change.
The ICMSA president, Denis Drennan has said that despite massive challenges, Irish farmers are engaged to address climate change.
The impact of climate change needs to "appear higher" on the policy agenda, according to Maynooth University's Prof. Conor Murphy.
The Taoiseach, Michael Martin has said today (June 5) that climate change is "threatening the sustainability of farm families".
The Mary Robinson Climate and Nature Conference, which is in its third year, is set to take place again in Co. Mayo next week.
The European Union (EU) agricultural sector faces losses of more than €28 billion a year, on...
